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Daily Republican., 1887-06-17
BIandLx!ns Spliags Hotel

This old and favorite summer resort
having been extensively enlarged and I'm
proved since last season, is now In every
respect fitted for popular aud delightful
retreat. Peculiarly adapted to seekers
after health, rest or recreation. Its ceie'
brated mineral springs, highly imprcgna,
ted with iron and sulphur, have lode
been sought by invalids, and ,housanas
have testified to their health restoring VIZ,
tues. The new b. q o. r. X. will take
passengers daily to its doors. Excursion,
list will find the Springs delightful piace
to spent day in Ilaasure and ENJOY,
ment, and can be reached at small COS
by rail from any point between fhliaue a
| phia and Baltimore. Plenty OF shaoe,
pure water and spacious lawn. write VI
4 call for terms.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-17

sHhRIFF'S saLE-BY vIkTU 4 OF A
writ OF Levari Facias 70 mo directed
will be exposod to public eale, at the hotsl
now occupied by Alex. Maxwell IN
nIddletOwn, in St. Georges hundred
New Castle county Del,
ON SATURDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF JUNE, 1857,
At 10 O'Clock q. me-,
The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
situate in the town OF Middletown, In st.
Georges Hundred, Now Css le County ano
Sta o OF Delaware, bounded and described
| as follows, to Wit:
Beg ming at point on the east side OF
Broad stree, . corn or Tor land Of Harriet
Houston, thence With tho said Houston east
wardly 1877 feet to the wet side OF Norwa,
SIRE et, thence with said street northwa-uly
81 feel, more or less. to the south side oil
Lock wood street, thence with said street
Iwetwardly 1870 feet to the southeast corner
OF Lock wood and Broad streets, amt thence
with said brCsd street soutnwardly 81 feel
i to the place Of beginning, containing ter
two hundred and sixty square
i 10 Z of land, bs the same more or lees. will
a ame dwelling and other outbuildings.
seized and AIKEN In execution Is the prop
erty OF John W. Hayes and Sayah 5. Hayes
mis- wife, AM t., and TO be sold BY
GILES LAM BSON, Sheriff.
Sher.ti's flee. Wilmington, Juno
1887. to--od-t rs
Daily Republican., 1887-06-17

THE MAN who, when large excur-
sions are away from the city. invents
stories OF disaster and puts them in
circulation to distress the minds OF the
friends who remain ct home, 10 little
better than . fiend In human shape,
bereft Of every good impulse and gener-
ous thought. Last evening q report
star led the rounds that the steamer
Republic had been run into by another
vessel while coming up the bsy, with
the Grace Sunday School excursion
Later on the reported account was
shifted to the steamer Thomas Clyde
coming down the river with the Second
Baptist Sunday School on board. TIT
effect Of these outrageous reports Cal
be more easily imagined than described
upon the friends ut home, and 1t Va
not until both boats came In safe tia
shese anxious feelings we're aoa.ed.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-17

HERE IS another argument against
protection. Mr.. DePAuw, the owner OF
p number OF glass manufactures In
Indiana, died recently worth some $15,.
O0O, 600. This fact Is made use OF by
free traders to sour the working people
of the country against the protective
Idea. In this accumulation OF wealth
they think they see tie enormous evils
Of . protective tariff. What . pity 1t
10 that the mental pabulum OF these
free traders should be In such dis.
turbed state. In free-.rade countries
like England great manufacturers lik'
DePAuw have no diff Guilty In amassini
great fortunes. The difference 10 hert
In England the working people do no
accumulate anything, while anon
DePAuw's operatives there are man
who themselves have accu mulatsd
com peteD 80.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-17

The tsmpseanos people Of Psnusylva-
mia are show wing their Inconsistency ~
putting tempsrAnce tickets IL the nelo
In opposition 10 the Republican party.
Lat fall the Republican, pat . prohi'
hilton plank In their platform providing
for the taking Of . vote OF the people
upou that question. Tho intempsrste
Prohi itionists insisted that the Repne-
|llcaus were not sincere and did not In
tend to carry out their promises, and
they did every thinR In their power to
defeat the party. In this they we're NOT
successful, the Republicans making
almost clean sweep victory. They did
not, when tho Legislature met, forget
the promise they made, and amongs'
their drst work Vas the passage OF
bill enabling the people 10 vote for Of
against Prohibition. They did ever
moro than that. They went to Worl
and passed stringent high license bill
With the Democratic mem bers Of tn
ILeRislsture almost solid against It
Alter doing oil this, what would nat
urslly be expected Of the Prohibition
ists9 An acquiescenoe In the scsion'
of the Repu blicansf Most undoubtedl!
%. But not 90 With the PennsyIvani'
Prohibitionists. With bsss ingrAtitud'
they are still trying to defect tho 30
publican party, and they are ct thi
time nomins ting separate Temperance
tickets 10 the respective counties In th
State, knowing that tworthiIds OF tn
votes 1t gets will come from that party
, There II no danger, however, that the
, will be able to defeat the Republican,
% the great mass Of temperance voter
OF the State will not be unmindful Q
} fsvors received and will not thro.
Away their votes for . mere imprActi
cal senti ment that defeAts the object l
pro sesses to favor. The real temper
ance sen tlment Of Psnnsylvania will, II
the coming fall election, be msssed Il
favor OF the party that passed pracsica
I tenn perance laws, while intem PerAt
tenn perauce voters will do their best I
} defeat the party that came to their re
, lief,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-17

ATTORNEY GENERAL GARLAND,
With Q million and . half Pan Electric
Telephone stock given to him OF
"boodle" for his influence, has started
out on q course OF economic reform
He has issued an order fxing the com
pensation OF all assistant district attor
neys employed at fixed salaries Ut rate
OF twebty per cent. less than that nov
paid. The order also directs the dis
charge OF all assistants whose services
can be dispensed with without detri
ment to the public service.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-17
curRIPrs sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A

sALK-BY VIRTUE OF 4
y writ OF Levari facias, TO me directed.
viii be exposed 70 public sale 'hs Shurs IN
hou ., n"r New UcSu Csssie New Css,s Ham
dred, New Castle County, Delaware
ON "WEDNESDAY.
THE 9TH DAY OF JUNE, 1887,
At 10 O'Clock y. M,
The following described real estate. VIZ:
Ali III al certain farm or tract Of land situate,
living ana being In the hundred and county q
New Castle in the state OF Dela~At' oouhu-
ed and described as follows 10 wiz; n, the
road leading from the New Castle and French
town turnpike to the road leading from wy
and rannins thence with land late of John
jUmith now Of edward Downing scum ~ ue-
Grees west 50 2-lo perches nsIth 81 ix y
perches and south 80 degrees west ? y
per,he thence Sy isns q oS o nerchrs tneDce
| by land OF Wilson Silver north 81 degrees east
So $40 per. hes south 50 degrees east a.io OF
30 d. greco west 7.io of perch north 20 aeSree.
| east 20 perches to the said road, thence aoni
centre thereof sou, Toa a east
p.rches south ISdegree. east y DIV persnes u !,
the beginning, containing 100 acres, rood
book A, Vol s. page ies &C., with brick ant
frame house, frame barn and outbuildings.
h, me S a IL, Of 81 1 New q Mnsr
New Castle and State Delaware, known
as the Jefferson wharf, bounded and de
tscribed as follows, to wit:
I beginning al n p oint on the easterly side o
DE aware street where the line of the II al o
1.-The dock extended parallel with Water OF
| front street strikes the same (being coInel
lar No. on the order of sale and these prem
ises and about 200 feet in asoutheasterly direc,
lion en- the southeast side OF aver or iron
street aud RAINING theoce northeAsterly anc
Inarallel with said Water or Front street !.
the aide or the dock and thence by and VIII
the head of the dock In the whole JUS rect
inches. thence at right angles 70 the line
IWater or Front street in southtasterly III
rection 400 feet into the river Delaware, tnenc,
at right angles to said last mentioned line u
sou III we sterly direction TO the hortheast tiu,
OF Delaw are street, extended thence by ana VIII
said side ofstreet in q nOrthwesterly direction
To the place OF beginning, be the same what
llnay. Book l., Vol. 10, rage I@, &c,, WIN
frame store house and frame house on Della
i ware street. Also upon the property there
"A frame office and platform scales.
/ y lied aud taken In execution as the propert
Iof George W. Morr son and liannsh M, nj
wife, and I. T., and to be aold by
/ GLE JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Wilmington, dune =, 1877.
j7-e0d-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-06-17
WANAMAKER'b

Pa1LADsLrHIA. Friday. June II. 1887.
The way the light Summer
Dress Goods are going out
is a caution. Every day
since we announced the
overcrowding sale there has
been a most. of.the time jam
at many Of the counters
We haven't figured it up
exactly, but on Wednesday
there were sold
OF Crinkles over 1000
yards
Of Crates over $500
yards
OF Percales over 1900
yards
| And of Sateens, Wick anc
cord Ginghams and Other
lCottons in proportion.
| The light Woolens, too
The lower price line and thu
Swarm OF buyers hits them
For any woman who see
them there's a magnet ii
the AZ in. "Camels' Hair
with side bands OF contrast
ling color. They're 75-cen
goods; made to sell 70
that; sold by thou
sands of yards for that
and worth it. Twas wei
,, come news when they drop
ped to IS, and when tn
lleavings could be had for S
3 cents. Who ever though
q y to see the fresh, periee
e goods SD cents? They ar
:. here and that's the pric,
ri Rather loosely woven, b,
!, II firm enough to stand wea
h 3 grays, 3 browns, S. for a
= a. 8.yard dress pattern.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-17

the york well if you give
them a chance. A stupid
can leave them 20 a bat'd
flv in. The Screen that
went for so cents last sea-
son Is now 30 cents.
Frames for Screen Doors
that you can put together
you rselves and make any
doc -size. Is and 20 cents.
But with only common
care there'll be some flies IN
the house. The next best
thin g to not having them at
all is to keep them out OF
VIII at you eat.
Wire Dish Covers % to
AS cents) help; so do Fly
Fans-g emile persuaders
tina wind up like a clock
and flap the air as they run
do n-$2 and $2.5o; so dc
Fly Traps-,hat with sweet
promises lure the buzzers to
prison-2O cents. If you
me an muroer and don't care
; no W. Poisoned Paper,3 cents
a sheet; or, better, little
ola ties with the Poisoned
Pa per stuck on them, {
cents each.
Basem northwest of centre.
Glass aud Silver triple
plated) Berry Dishes, S2.5e
ca CHI. Elegant designs.
Last circle, ear Juniper street entrance
: If you care for books there
ar e always those on our New
Book Table that'll interes
you. These are there to-day
Flamingoe Feather. Munroe. Use.
Drones' Honey. Sophie May. Sill
The Alkahest. Balzac. 81 10.
Browning. (New edition, now con
=, plete) 6 vols, Sl,35 each. Sold sept
rately.
!, Life Among the Germans. By E.
Parry. s1.l0.
The Van Gelder Papers and 9TH
, sketches. By John T. Irving. $1.l0.
Manners and Social Usages. Mr.
Sherwood. New edition, enlarged
l9Gc.
D Canning and Preserving. Mrs. Rore
20c.
seybert Commission on spiritualisr
0 soc
Phantasms of the Living. By Gurne
Myres and Podmore. 2 vols 81 So
Al Memoir of Charles Reade. 90c.
Cucumber Chronicles j. Ashby Sterr
r $3.50
South of Thirteenth street entrance.
81 Hammocks. Not the
.e alone who 60 up on II
!, mountain or down by tt
Is sea can swing away ar
in doze at will. Weary stay'a
% homes can do almost
t, we'll. Less than spa
1t enough to swing a cat
,r will do to sling a Hammot
lin. Room enough almo
t: anywhere. And a 4-pour
4. white or colored Mexic;
D. H ammock, IA feet Ion
le costs but $I25.
n Basement, northwest of centre.
=. JOHN WANAMAKER.
=. Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market sire
and City-hall square.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-17

Shall it be a White Flan-
mel Suit for the Boy' Moth
ing heater. II to IA years,
sailor. $3.50; same size,
Norfolk, So; IL to 16 years
$40. Extra Trousers, White
Flannel, 4 to IL years, & !;
White Duck, same sze,
$3.50; Fancy Linen, Is
cents and 81.
For 10 to 16 year b VS.
out and-about, here.and.tl ere
wear, Blue and White Strip e
Goats, 40 cents each; Seer.
sucker, 81. Crinkled co al
az d Vest, $50 to $2.5 o
:, Finer grades in Worsted'
: up to 81 so.
. Odd Trousers, plenty o
them, for the little fellows
;, A healthy boy needs plent!
). of them. Cashmere O
a Cheviot, short, 81 to s.
Il long g to IL years., 81. z
:. to Us.
!. Under Thirteenth and Market stree
y. skylight.
IS. It's easy to keep the fio
/ and bugs and Nightly er
out of the house if you go
{. !. it right. Screens'll do it
,s they fit. They must fit {
70 you can't sift the live thing
'e from the air that comes il
% Screens that'll slip up an
As down and always fit must |
OF made to order. If you wis
we'll send a man to mai
r. measurements and an es1
n. mate without cost to you.
al Adjustable Screens'll {
Daily Republican., 1887-06-17
KENNARD&CO,

We have been
waiting for three
weeks for a ship
ment from Paris of
new French Satines.
They have arrived.
New styles, new
colorings.
Look in our large
show window to-
day and you will
see some of them.
More inside, and
while looking at
j.; them glance at the
side of the window
8 and see those ladies
$ Linen Fancy Bor.
5 der He h
t Handkerchief, 4 fol
= 25c.; usual price
!, everywhere, l24c
d each.
b b Remember, we dc
e not sell cotton hand
/ kerchiefs, even ouI
10 children's sc. hand
Daily Republican., 1887-06-17

TfliAsvtll lssvs v,,s,. .e'''
Philadslphia texn,s. %,inSiea Y
! 70, els, $50 . 10 ea.sssl: = ~
II %, l q, ~. "a = (. IVY, M
q Accommodations a AZ sad N
. ee. Z 90, I 20, . 30. ~ ~ y ! via
For Chester (exnrssTp: 2.
.. n. ~ Il = H. n~, sal
Aooommod alton sn,xI
nav W,, y, ", !, = |, ~ } 9 v and 10
10 OF, IL 81 0. m. sis !. w w
100. 10 30 D. 10, ~
si Ios w " I 93sa: ~: VI. L.ao.,I
Tor Newark (Oent,s,' a.. u
stations, 7t2 q. m. IL n . w y
Baltimore and intermedIsa,so.a
baltimore and Raw ~. ~,
Baltimore and Ws,h,n" s, epj
10 0S, IL 90 .. m. IL oe !, s@a u
~ 70 and 7 l5 D. m ~ AL IA
1 M1M ~ for Delaware Divisioo /.
o26 p. N. and IL 0S n,sh, MI
0eorgetown and l.ossS n.
p. N. '"A
For Rshob both, 9 30 m I'll
press p. N. saa
SeaIord Exprsss) snp.n
|. nM,,i 4. Z! 4 Hslmn and wv I
NJ, II " p. n.
| Express f6f Hayriustoo ia
train Q d p. n,
mar, IL Of night.
franklin Uity, aaAm.
Express fnf Oape Oha,lsl INA
ioft And Nd rfolk, Il % night
Leave Philadelphia, Bto,A
w,n ~ texpress), uA m
70, 10 20, II IS, IL S. 4
A@. sos. q. eN, eH, ilNn
Accommodation, eso, 10 AZ
~. ~. . % 10 % 10 " md ii
| SUNDAY TKAiIs'
For Philadelphia lsrprs,, .
7l6, 30. n 81 Q. m, nm, WI
Accommodation, slSa
10, 6 30, Y ", . 20 p. N.
For Chester tsxpfss,l ;MaIa
622 I % and y 10 o. m.
Accommodation, slsan,u
So and 7 10 p. m.
For NeN York tsprnl. n,
LIS, slI,l ! 81 .. m, III. u Il
Tor We t Ohssss, VI. L.usuI
and 8 80 .. N.
For Oaue Uhsrlsl, on PsIu.
Norfolk l205 night.
For New castle, kAalmv
Dover, Harrington, SatN.
Delmar. II 10 night.
Baltimore ana wsshiax,m
, 10 os Am. IL co, 500. sndi ii
more, 8 81. and IL ssp.m,
Leave Philadelphia, Btusd d
) mingtsn expre8s), Ia A,gN,t
.. m. sos 81, and II %, pm.
. Accommodation, sas, laaG
o10, SIS and II Il p. N.
:. Trains married thus ts)aS W
upnn vh'eh sYtrs tA,s d ohafye
For further information psssu
ferred 10 the ticks: once Il "
0snsfal Panel
Al OHAlIns Z HusH 0snsfl
Daily Republican., 1887-06-17
Summer aoardevs

Taken at Woodlawn Farm" Chester Co ,
Pa, o miles from Wilmington. near Il )se
date station, .lti more Central R.R. Rooms
lar4e, piazZt on three sides, large lawn.
1nely shaded " 18th forest trees, spring .ater
plenty OF fruit, piano. tos cresm manuiac
tured on the premises; Inc elevation, Ad.
DIR IS A. n. WUDDWAku, Norway. Pa. or
call at stall 59s. ashington market We'd
nesday and SATURDAY., between . and IL a
u. Esths4.2
Daily Republican., 1887-06-17
IN ,sINGTs,N d nvsrl

MI. MINGTtbN d nvni
T1rie table IN effect MAY w. y.
les I'd " Huntington tfieacn ~ "
For Reading, Birdsooio, "
neld, Waynesou'ts ,,.a,nvn, "A
Vile, Tan az aS' n ,,a ,,.. IN The
nersI kssdipg K. K, '.@a. q.
az Eot Springfield, Wsynsa
ton Coa,esyllls, L neiS',1|
s siSs FORD and DI !, Z w
dasts ,o,nts ..0 An, = I. " = III y
For west Chester, 10y
For New Bridge ana lnM'
as B. IN. and on Ssiu'dA"']
p. u. ~, Rsad,ug snd
noIn Ia. ct 5 % q. m, ana = ~ ~
Inter Ytr IN mediate points q; ~ n
a =; sI,CAUsLAND' i ~,
n rre,'r,..d."t i
Daily Republican., 1887-06-17
MON. . vniu ri
DOHEDULK IN EFFECT, l
Trains leave Delaware AvsnJ


sOHBD uLE IN ErrECr, 1
Trains leave delaware Avsau
EAST.BOUND: |
Phlia. Accommodation, daily 4
Phila. Accommodation, daily.
Phila. a Accommodation, daily.
Phtia. a ccommodatior, ds.ly..|
pniIa. A Accommodation, daily i
Phtla. 3 Chester express, daily
Phtla, Accommodation. dsily..
Phila. l. chester express, da!lIl
Phil. Accommodation, ds.ly..!
Phtla. Accommodation. daily,
PhiIa. 4 Unestor express DALI
Phila, Accom- notation, daily,
~tST.BUuHE
ObicAgo Limited, dsily,..",
Arrives Chicago p.5o next u
Cincinnati Limited. daily..,.
Arrives UinsinnA.i Il" L.
$40 P. Ii. next dsy. III
Baltin ore Acc1mmoda.i0l,u
On icaRo and 81. boui' ~
dailY................,... " e"
SINCE ~ accom- ns9n !; W. ~
/ FOA LANDcNb L nv,
n
500 p. NJ, sDd e.so r. IN, u.
Trai rs leave mefRe :. Pew"
| For Philadelphia $50 A. y
sunday, $50 A. N s1d.el
For baltimore 2& 7. H.!
| Lands Lberg, 90, A.M.dalS Y !,
ass 4. H., and ADJ p. H. y
| TIA Inc for ~'llDiug.on-l.A...
mia A. si.W. G.,0,N.ol,ioA Y,
40. Is. 90, $40, $50. Nv, l'Al
| Err r Sc t-airs' ~,
W. MI CLEMENTS. ~ W
MANAGER wv
Daily Republican., 1887-06-17

JAMES G. BLAINE has arrived safe
In England in good health and spirits
HIS deciination of the offer OF the
Eoglish authorities to pass his baggage
without inspection is Blsinlsh all over.
He wants no favor that would not be
accorded to the humbless Amerioau
ciuzsn. But then the Muzwump and
Democratic papers will say that this
was only to capture Irish votes, o.
course they will.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-17

DID PRESIDENT EcKEL forget thEs
there were sttii Repu olicaus In tue Oily
Council when he appointed his com
mitree to make arrangements for q
Fourth OF Jaly cele ora.ion?
Daily Republican., 1887-06-17
KENNARD&CO,
623 Market Street.
PUbLlO SALEs.

" "a = AAA< " -
The subscriber having sold his farm, and
having TO giye pc session Immediately Of
his pasture lands, will dispose Of his stock
ut public sale, at mis- residence In brandy
wine h undreo, on Philadelphia pike, ono
mile from the city Of Wilmington, on
MONDAY, tho 20tn DAY Of JUNE, 1857,
at / O'CLOCK p. m., sharp,
40 head OF cattle and SO pigs There W Ill be
20 head OF cows and calves, extra good once.
10 head OF COWS that Rave been milking
since last fall and this spring. They are all
milking good now. 10 head Of springer q
and feeders, 2 yearling htifers, / yoke OF
oxan. good workers.
raj big mixers. to bead OF shoats, consist
ing Of Berkshire, / sseK, Po,and. Ohina lad
Chester whites. An extra good lot OF p igs
All sums Of e95 and under TO be cash. a
over Sk5 a cred 1t Of 8 months interest added
THOMAS s. ROBINSON.
l.. W. Stidham & Son. Auct. tl5-ltd-itw
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-16
LOSS, Al7O.OOO.

Destructive Fire In Buffalo, Masonic
Hall Burned Out.
BUFFALO, n. V, March lJ.-At S.a5
O'Clock this morning, a fire broke out in
the second story of the large brick build
ing OF Miller, Griener & Co.. corner of
Washington and North Division streets,
opposite the Commercial advertiser Of
flee. The fire was probably caused by
hot Goals dropping on the floor. The fire
burned with great rapidity and soon the
entire building was ablaze and doomed
to destruction Within half am hour the
wall began to fall. The COmmerc ioi Adj
re1fiser Office was much endangered, but
was saved by the firemen, aided by a
favorable west wind, which directed the
flames the other way. Miller, Griener &
CO. building. with it's contents, is a total
loss. The loss on building is so, 600, on
stock $S5, 900. The insurance is about
$125. 900. Two upper floors Of the buil.l
ing were occupied by Masonic hall,
which is also a total loss, amounting to
*35, 900. The insurance is $4,000. BY
10 O'Clock all danger of the fire spread
ing was past. 1t is reported that two or
three of the firemen are buried in the
ruins. All the Masonic lodges and other
bodies met at the hall in this building
except two, and its destruction is keenly
felt among the members of the Order.
The hall was burned out at the time of
the Commercial fire on December 81.
1882, and most of the appoint
ments were entirely new. The
damage to the Commercial Adrer
fiser building was not serious, and. al
though the editorial and composing
rooms We're filled with smoke and con-
siderable wet-down paper was spoiled.
the newspaper issued its first edition at
noon. as usual Captain +. \. Mahan.
Of the United States Engineer Corps. oc-
cupied Offices in the second story of Mil
Ter, Griener & Co. IS building, and loses all
his plans, maps and other valuable
papers.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-16
FEDERAL POINT ITEMS.
FEDERAL POINT. March IA. i

FEDERAL POINT. March IA. 1897.
Correspondence Palatka News.
We note the improved NEWS with
pleasure.
Mrs. Russell left for her Connecticut
home last week.
j. C.. Folsom is still at Daytona.
w. A. Evans reads the service in the
Episcopal church now.
If coming events ever least their
shadows before them" we hope the ru-
NOR that the Monticello will again he
placed on the line between Charleston
and Palatka may prove a fOrerunner of a
fact. We think the line would pay.
despite the Clyde steamers from Jack
sonvilIe, especially as the Clyde line has
neglected to secure any immediate con-
Meeting service on this part of the river.
Strawberries are ripening freely. but
are almost tn cheap to pay the grOwefs
for their labor, the transportation lines
getting the larger share of the profits. as
usual.
The orange growers are busy harvest
ing their crop. having held il for higher
prices
The weather is simply beautiful-nOth-
ing could he more perfect-which every
one fully appreciates.
Cabbages. turnips and the like are he
ginning to mature.
As the business of this place is what
the farmers make it. there il seldom
much change. as it is busy all the year
round. .
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-16
CUTTING 1T UP.
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NEW YORK, March 15.-It is generally
believed On Wall street that the control
of the Baltimore and Ohio has passed
into the hands Of syndicate. The story
is correct. and is repeated by parties who
are generally accepted As good authority
that Jay Gould has acquired a quarter
interest in the syndicate and has paid
II. 400, 900. in cash ON the agreement
Russell Sage is also named as member
of the syndicate. According to reports
the Western Union takes the Baltimore
and Ohio telegraph line. Dinsmore takes
the express business for the Adams Ex-
press Company, and the Pennsylvania
Railroad takes the road The details are
said to have been arranged last night.
BALTIMORE, March i5.-Nearly all
interest in the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road deal has died out here and while
the impression is general that the deal
has been made. there Is a disposition to
wait patiently until it is authoritatively
announced. President Garrett was I'm
his Office to-day. and in very happy
mood, but would say nothing Three
hundred shores of the stock of the Baiti-
more and Ohio changed hands to-day at
the Stock Exchange, fifteen of which
sold at 1853. and the balance at 167. The
deal has almost entirely ceased to be dis
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